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Tuskahoma Female Academy Students

Description: Photograph of the Tuskahoma Female Academy Faculty, c. 1896-7. L to R: Front, 1. UNKNOWN, 2. UNKNOWN, 3. Anna Wright (Ludlow) 4. Junia Folsom (Hunter) Back: 1. Nell Wakefield 2. Katerine Wright 3. Peter Hudson 4. Martha Downing (Mrs. Leroy Long, Sr.).
Date: 1896~/1897~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Israel Folsom

Description: Photograph of Israel Folsom, a Choctaw Indian and son of Julius Folsom. Photo by Bradshaw, Guncy, IL, May 1878.
Date: May 1878
Creator: Bradshaw
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Mrs. Gooding

Description: Photograph of Mrs. Gooding.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Jefferson Gardner and Louis Battiest

Description: Photograph of Choctaw Governor Jefferson Gardner and his private secretary Louis Battiest in the Choctaw Nation's executive office.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Choctaw Students

Description: Photograph of L To R: 1. T. W. Hunter, 2. Hamp Tucker, 3. Jim Bowers, 4. Elan Johnson, and 5. Abner Clay as students attending school in Roanoke, VA.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Jefferson Gardner

Description: Photograph of Jefferson Gardner, a Choctaw Indian.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Spencer Academy

Description: Photograph of the Spencer Academy's, school for Choctaw boys near Caddo, Indian Territory, Choctaw Nation, student body, c. 1892. Photo by William M. Caldwell, Paris, TX.
Date: 1892~
Creator: Caldwell, William M.
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Bloomfield Academy

Description: Photograph of the 2nd Bloomfield Academy building with students and faculty in front, c. 1890-1892.
Date: 1890~/1892~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Palmer S. Mosley Home

Description: Photograph of Palmer S. Mosley's home, 6 miles from Wapanucka, OK.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Choctaw Governor Jefferson Gardner

Description: Photograph of Choctaw Governor and Principal Chief Jefferson Gardner in the executive office with his private secretary Louis Battiest.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society
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